267 Comments for Imperial Baths at Sharon Springs

B-D Corp,Franklin Lakes,NJ. Right next to my hometown...

Copper pipe was used and does not allow bacteria growth...so no worries regarding illnesses from the piping.

The street across from the Imperial Baths located in "Jew Town" was/is called Washington Street. I lived on that street for a few years when I went to the Sharon Springs Central School back in the 90's. I would see this gazebo almost every day to and from school. If you look through the gazebo opening on the right, you can see the old Adler Hotel. My friend, Maureen worked there during the summers. She says the hotel was RUN-DOWN but the Jewish families who would stay there each summer would tip her really well. She would buy her new school wardrobe each year from working there all summer long. Its fun to see places one actually knows/lived on your site Motts. Thanks!

AH YEAH INSTITUTIONAL GREEN

its probably urine lolololololol!!

so alienated!!

toot toot!!

I now own that door!

I would love to get a copy of this photo. We purchased 3 of these doors from the Baths and have them in our home!

I love the Grecian/Roman architecture. So beautiful in a gorgeous setting.

I love the beautiful design of the temple. We have the Hot Springs Mineral Spa north of me in Paso Robles, CA. It smells like raw sewerage in various parts of Paso depending on air current and proximity.

These are wonderful photos and provide a fascinating and valuable record. Thank you for sharing them.

Extensive piping brought the water in? Extensive piping can cause bacteria build up, and one may contract something like Legionnaires Disease. I wonder how many people actually got sick from this place.

When blood is spun in a centrifuge the blood cells are packed down into the bottom of the tube leaving the serum at the top with the serum separator (the substance) in the middle.

I have one of these I found in the house I bought, so old but in great shape